Email Author John Dougherty

Awards

• 2007 - Best of the West/First Amendment Funding, Inc., published July 27, 2006

  “Scammer From the Slammer”

• 2007 - Best of the West/First Amendment Funding, Inc., published July 20, 2006

  “No Power for the Powerless”

• 2007 - Best of the West/First Amendment Funding, Inc., published April 27, 2006

  “Cash Cabal”

• 2006 - Maggies: The Magazine Awards of Western Publishing

  "Polygamy in Arizona"

• 2006 - Arizona Press Club Awards

  "Polygamy in Arizona"

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2000 Stories by John Dougherty

• All in the Family

  published December 28, 2000

  Maricopa County Supervisor Mary Rose Wilcox appears to have violated state conflict-of-interest laws by repeatedly voting in favor of construction... More >>

• Loose Screws

  published December 14, 2000

  "URGENT NEW INFORMATION!! PLEASE FORWARD TO RESPONSIBLE PARTIES OF THE BANK ONE BALLPARK SAFE OPERATION... More >>

• Speaker Phone

  published November 2, 2000

  House Speaker Jeff Groscost threatened in early August to take the alternative-fuel-vehicle program away from the state energy office unless its... More >>

• What a Gas!

  published October 12, 2000

  The cost of Arizona's alternative-fuel vehicle rebate bonanza has topped $220 million. And, despite questionable efforts by Governor Jane Hull to... More >>

• Fuel's Gold

  published September 28, 2000

  Rarely does the state offer cash incentives worth $22,000 to the average guy on the street.And rarely have state budget analysts so badly... More >>

• Speared

  published September 14, 2000

  Assistant head football coach Sanford Lee Rodgers didn't like what he was seeing during practice on the hot afternoon of August 14 at Scottsdale... More >>

• Stapley Manner

  published June 1, 2000

  Maricopa County Supervisor Don Stapley sits at the table with his attorney, his chief of staff and a reporter. He is asked some troubling... More >>

• A Moving Experience

  published May 18, 2000

  "Places!" yells Susan Bendix to a room full of young dancers. "Become centered and connected." A dozen of Bendix's Herrera Elementary and... More >>

• He's Back

  published April 20, 2000

  A grinning J. Fife Symington III steps into the 10th-floor elevator at the U.S.... More >>

• Feds Will Retry Symington on Criminal Counts, Sources Say

  published April 20, 2000

  Federal prosecutors are expected to retry former Arizona governor J. Fife Symington III on multiple bank and wire fraud charges, sources tell... More >>

• BOB's a Bust

  published March 9, 2000

  If you build a stadium, people will come," says William Garrard, former owner of Coyote Springs Brewing Company. But he adds, "It's a quickie... More >>

• Pack Mentality

  published March 9, 2000

  Silver City, New Mexico Dave Parsons approached the microphone, silencing the raucous crowd jammed into an auditorium at Western New... More >>

• Haunted by Spirits

  published February 17, 2000

  Would United States Senator John McCain be a presidential contender if... More >>

• The Check Republic

  published January 20, 2000

  Phoenix city officials appear to have improperly spent $527,000 in mid-December to pay vendors and entertainers threatening to cancel their... More >>